Installed Windows 7 Again but having Problem with Display

[TheAJ]

Hi,

I have:

Mother Board: A75MA-G55
Processor: A6-3650 AMD
GPU: MSI R6450 MD2GD3
Ram: 8 GB

The problem I'm facing is, It boots in CRT Monitor but as soon as Welcome Screen Comes it goes on HDMI.

CRT Monitor is of LG 700E
HDMI Display is Samsung 32 Inch LED

All the Drivers are Updated.

I was using this PC from last 1 Year but never faced this problem but today I installed Windows 7 again and facing this Problem.

It windows 7 64 Bit

Please let me know the solution

Thanks

 

[Mark Phelps]

How long have you been using this PC?

When you do a complete reinstall, it installs the original drivers -- unless you also go to the trouble to do Windows Updates and/or Driver Updates.

So, how do you know all the drivers are updated?

 

[TheAJ]

How long have you been using this PC?

When you do a complete reinstall, it installs the original drivers -- unless you also go to the trouble to do Windows Updates and/or Driver Updates.

So, how do you know all the drivers are updated?

I installed Windows 7 then installed GPU Driver Directly (Latest One)

I didn't installed any driver from the CD which I got with the GPU and Processor while purchasing.

What is the issue?

 

[Cranky69]

Since you have two monitors running, and are using an AMD graphics card, it will alway default to the HDMI monitor. You will have to go into the catalyst control center to extend the desktop or only have one or the other monitor running at a time. To extend the desktop, open CCC, expand "Desktop Management" and click "creating and Arranging Desktops". Under "Please select a display" choose your primary monitor via the upside down triangle and choose "extend the display" ( I think that's what it says).

 

[TheAJ]

Since you have two monitors running, and are using an AMD graphics card, it will alway default to the HDMI monitor. You will have to go into the catalyst control center to extend the desktop or only have one or the other monitor running at a time. To extend the desktop, open CCC, expand "Desktop Management" and click "creating and Arranging Desktops". Under "Please select a display" choose your primary monitor via the upside down triangle and choose "extend the display" ( I think that's what it says).

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Hello,

I'm afraid because I guess you didn't understood my question.

I want to say that

From Boot Screen to Windows Logo it loads on CRT after that from Welcome screen it works display output on HDMI Display.

I want that It should only display on HDMI Display and I don't want to use CRT Display.

 

[Cranky69]

Are saying you don't want to use the CRT at all, and only use the HDMI or are you saying you only want the HDMI as your primary and use the CRT only as a secondary?

 

[TheAJ]

Are saying you don't want to use the CRT at all, and only use the HDMI or are you saying you only want the HDMI as your primary and use the CRT only as a secondary?

I DO NO WANT TO USE CRT.

I just want to use HDMI.

 

[Dwarf]

Do you get any display at all during boot if you only have the HDMI display connected?

 

[TheAJ]

No. I just get A BLANK BLACK SCREEN. Then after few seconds it shows Welcome Screen of Windows 7.

 

[Dwarf]

It looks as though (forgive the pun) the HDMI output is not available until the graphics driver has loaded. In other words, the driver built-in to the card (which allows you to see screen information during POST and the early boot process) only permits VGA output.

 

[Mark Phelps]

No. I just get A BLANK BLACK SCREEN. Then after few seconds it shows Welcome Screen of Windows 7.

So, how is this different from what you had before the reinstall?

Did you get the POST text on the HDMI display as well -- and now you don't?

 

[Cranky69]

Since the computer had the CRT originally, you will have to go to the same place I showed you, and instead of extending the display, make your HDMI the primary and disable the CRT. Once you have done that you should be able to disconnect the CRT, and only use the HDMI.

 

[TheAJ]

It looks as though (forgive the pun) the HDMI output is not available until the graphics driver has loaded. In other words, the driver built-in to the card (which allows you to see screen information during POST and the early boot process) only permits VGA output.

So what is the solution?

It was working before I re-installed Windows 7

 

[TheAJ]

So what is the solution?

It was working before I re-installed Windows 7